Emergence Growth Brings Gallup's Accelerated Strengths Coaching Course to Johannesburg
Press release issued by Emergence Growth
Learn how to help people succeed by coaching to their strengths.
Emergence Growth, one of Africa's premier human capital and reward consultancies, is now a Gallup-preferred training provider offering Gallup's Accelerated Strengths Coaching course in Johannesburg.
This course, created by Gallup and taught by Emergence Growth's Gallup-Certified Strengths Coaches, is the place to start your strengths coaching journey.
Everyone needs a coach -- someone to help them reach their full potential, no matter the facet of life.
You can be that someone.
Start by becoming a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach.
By completing this experiential and practical certification program, you can master the strengths-based approach to coaching.
7 Advantages of Becoming a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach
- You receive preferential pricing on Clifton StrengthsFinder assessments.
- You gain unlimited access to resources for coaching individuals, managers and teams.
- You join a global coaching community that shares best practices and new ideas via Gallup's online platforms and social networks.
- You're invited to exclusive continuing education opportunities that count toward requirements for accredited organizations around the world.
- You're part of our online coaches' directory. Listing only Gallup-Certified Strengths Coaches, the directory is a vital resource for organizations looking for help to create a competitive advantage by embedding a strengths-based development approach.
- Your certification differentiates you as having learned from expert Gallup instructors and more than 80 years worth of knowledge about human behavior and development.
- You can help those you coach and manage reap the powerful benefits of their own strengths-based development.
Becoming a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach starts with our Accelerated Strengths Coaching course.
Attend a course near you to start your strengths coaching journey.


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